I think RomanS knows what this is.
Does anyone have any information about this magazine, I remember reading about it somewhere, but I cant find any specs on it, or pictures. It was made from black polymer, and was a quad-stack magazine from what I can remember.
I think RomanS knows what this is.
It's for the Russian AN-94 rifle. takes 30, 45, and new 60 round mags.
Unfortunately I don't have a pic of the new polymer 60 rounder. Here is a 50 rounder for an AK-47 though.
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Check this out: http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums...ighlight=60rds
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It is a quad stack magazine.. Meaning, rather then 2 rounds across, its 4. It was for the AN94 as someone mentioned..
When I played with one in Russia (I took the bottom pic), I was told only a handful were made.. That doesnt make any sense, as they are made from plastic.. Once the mold is cut, they can pump out millions..
I can imagine feed problems with that bottleneck creating a stoppage. But then maybe it was just a financial descision.
I think it'd be kinda difficult to use as it's quite big...![]()
If none of you guys spent the time to read the previous thread on this same topic, this is a post from Igor01 dated 03-28-2006:
A guy who does a lot of testing of various hardware for the Russian military says:
"While they were new they worked great. Now there are problems one after another - when the round is moved forward into the chamber - it turns sideways bullet up or down, skewing all the following rounds. The cause has not yet been determined. From the innovations used in the mag I can note the pretty complex feeder which consists of 3 parts. Because of its effective construction it was possible to make a mag with just one spring of a fairly simple shape and moderate strength."
He also is of the opinion that drilling mag changing routine is much more effective and useful than 60-round mags that are not as reliable as regular 30-round ones.
Taken from a Russian forum: http://vif2ne.ru/nvk/forum/0/archive/866/866397.htm
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